Should plants look over water after flush

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wickedwhiteboy

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #1

I just flushed because of suspected nitro toxicity and now they look badly over watered is this normal and will it correct after they dry out?

 

Bspectral

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #2

Let dry real well dry for some days ,then give some from the bottom and watch it suck it in until it stops taking in ,every other day.

 

thumper60

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #3

Normal.

 

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wickedwhiteboy

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #4

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wickedwhiteboy

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• Feb 25, 2023

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Nope_49595933949

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #6

How cold is it in there?

 

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wickedwhiteboy

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #7

Not too cold it's in my room and I'm comfortable so 60-75 maybe

 

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wickedwhiteboy

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #8

Why?

 

Bspectral

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• Feb 25, 2023

• #9

Looking some overnuted ,only water what they take in from the bottom for a week or 2.

 

furnz

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• Feb 28, 2023

• #10

Too much N was correct, but 'flushing' no. You had some 'clawing' from N but that is irreversible anyhow.
Next time just adjust you npk so you use half the N for a watering and go from there.
If the 1 or 2 part fertilizer doesn't allow that, just cut back to 2/3rds strength with runoff.
But I also think you medium holds to much water/not enough air to begin with.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Feb 28, 2023

• #11

What media are you growing in?